Fitzgerald and the Roaring Twenties

Question 1

What assumption is made about the speaker of the poem by Denise?

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B: Denise assumes that the speaker is the enemy.

Question 2

Why does the speaker share details about race, friendship, and names in this stanza? Check all the correct answers.

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B: to emphasize the idea that all Americans were treated as equals prior to the attack; C: to reveal the extent of the impact resulting from the attack on Pearl Harbor

Question 3

Consider how the speaker presents Denise’s assumptions and attitude (tone) about the topic to determine the theme. Summarize the theme in your own words.

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How the attack on pearl harbor turned friends against each other The impact of executive order 9066 on Japanese Americans The Japanese American viewpoint on relocation How the attack on Pearl Harbor resulted in unfair treatment of Japanese Americans

Question 4

What kind of tone is revealed through Denise’s words?

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C: an accusatory tone

Question 5

Which of the following ideas about the theme did you did include in your summary? Check all that apply to your response.

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